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Piaget

Black-Tie, Reference 9902 | A white gold and onyx bracelet watch with mother-of-pearl dial | Circa 1980

Auction Closed

April 3, 04:38 PM GMT

Estimate

6,000 - 8,000 CHF

Lot Details

Description

Dial: mother of pearl

Calibre: cal. 9P1 manual winding, 18 jewels

Movement number: 740'353

Case: 18k white gold, case back secured by 4 screws

Case number: 238'716, 563

Closure: 18k white gold and onyx unsigned bracelet

Size: 23 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 155 mm

Signed: case, dial and movement

Box: no

Papers: no

Accessories: none


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Piaget – The Orbital Timecraft


Imagine a satellite unfurling its solar panels, reaching for the light of distant stars—this Piaget feels like it was designed with that very vision in mind. Crafted entirely from 18k white gold, its structure is both delicate and formidable, an extraterrestrial marvel engineered for the wrist. Each onyx link moves with precision, articulating around a luminous mother-of-pearl dial, as if adjusting to the gravitational pull of an unseen celestial body.

 

A rarity in this dimension, this white-gold and onyx-link bracelet watch exists at the crossroads of elegance and aerospace engineering. The case, sculpted like a satellite in silent orbit, hovers weightlessly on the wrist, while the mother-of-pearl dial shimmers like a frozen lake on an exoplanet, untouched and eternal.

 

Beneath its extraterrestrial shell, the ultra-thin Piaget 9P1 caliber powers the watch with the kind of refinement only Piaget can achieve—delicate yet precise, like the unseen forces that guide celestial bodies through the void.